What defines good journalism today—and what responsibilities come with being in the public eye as a journalist? We spoke with Amelie Marie Weber about these questions. For our video profile, we visited her at the tagesschau newsroom in Hamburg, a place where she spends part of her daily life as a journalist.
Amelie Marie Weber will receive the scoop Award in the “Innovative Content” category in 2026. With this award, we honor her unique journalistic path, her perspective on contemporary journalism, and the way she creates new approaches to political and social issues. The award will be presented on September 9 as part of scoopcamp.
In this interview, Amelie shares insights into her view of good journalism and discusses what it means to be visible as a journalist. She also addresses the responsibility that comes with this visibility.
In the video, we get to know this year’s scoop Award winner and her perspective on journalism a little better.